Deepstash: Smarter Every Day!
June 11, 2024
More About Deepstash: Smarter Every Day!
Join 3 Million+ smart people to discover new ideas, learn new things, improve yourself and inspire others.
Knowledge in Deepstash comes in the form of ideas, represented as little cards you can read at a glance. Ideas are short notes that condense profound thoughts into simple sentences. They could be: the best ideas from a book or article, inspiring quotes, practical tips on any topic. Each idea belongs to a topic, from #marketing to #leadership and #philosophy, which you can follow.
Ideas are created by users just like you. Whenever you read a book, article or listen to a podcast and find a concept, a thought or quote that is worth saving, remembering and sharing, you can add an idea about it in Deepstash. You see the source of the idea right in your feed.
What to do with ideas? They are fundamental to your wellbeing, success in life or your career. Ideas can make you:
- Smarter (you'll know more stuff, doh!)
- More Creative (you can connect more dots)
- Happier (better habits, less anxiety)
It's your daily source of inspiring & life changing stories and ideas. Read articles, learn skills, get productivity tips and discover life hacks. The magic of Deepstash is that everything you do builds your knowledge library: be it contributing your own ideas or collecting idea cards from other stashers. Fuel your curiosity and get smarter daily.
Personalized content & feeds
Choose a few topics of interest and directions (like increasing productivity, building better habits or earning more money) and then just use Deepstash at your leisure. As you read and save ideas, we learn what you like and find the best stories, articles, books, podcasts and other top content to show you every day. You don’t even have to work for it.
The more you read and save ideas the better we learn what articles and topics you love. We refresh your recommendations multiple times a day so you never run out of fresh ideas.
Build and organize your knowledge
You can save ideas in your own profile and build your own library of facts, skills, quotes, information and ideas that matter to you and which you can use at any time.
Search and filter your ideas and organize your knowledge into personalized stashes, stocked up and ready to go for when you need them: a Powerpoint presentation, a new job interview, a date, a project at work, or negotiating your rent with the landlord.
Share your knowledge
Add your own ideas and stash them in your knowledge library so you always have them at hand.
Share your own or other ideas you find with your friends and colleagues on Whatsapp or Facebook or send it to your followers on Facebook, Twitter, Tiktok, Instagram, Linkedin or Quora. The Deepstash bite-sized idea format is great for this.
Why our users love Deepstash:
"It helped me get off social media. So excellent to learn something, and I feel like the time I spent was valuable. I also spend about 10 minutes every morning picking a topic and enjoying it. Great app, well-done Kudos" - Ron Ronald
"Even five minutes a day will improve your thinking. I've come across new ideas and learnt to improve existing ways to become more motivated, confident and happier." - Ghazala Begum
What the Media is buzzing about us:
"Learn good habits, health practices, and more on your time. Makes personal growth manageable" - Mashable
"More than 200,000 game-changing ideas at your fingertips" - MacWorld
"Deepstash is perfect for entrepreneurs who want to stay updated but are short on time." -Entrepreneur.com
Good for your career.
Great for your life.
Give it a shot!
Latest Version
16.9.0
June 11, 2024
Deepstash
Education
Android
3,000,544
Free
com.deepstash
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User Reviews
Lloyd Tapper
2 years ago
Nice app with inspiring thoughts and quotes. A huge flaw is that every session is interrupted with pop ups for awards and achievements. It disrupts the flow of thought and focus that is the whole purpose of the app. It I can't turn off those pop ups, I will not renew my subscription. The description say "no ads, no distractions." The "no ads" part is true, but there are definitely distractions.
A Google user
5 years ago
So far, so good. I've only been using it a short while, but I do love the core concept! I had previously been doing this exact thing--saving ideas that I liked from various articles and books I read--but my methods were clunky and inefficient. The efficiency of this app allows me to read and remember more information that I find personally applicable. My only criticism so far would be that it's a bit more simplistic than I'd hoped, and there is a lot of repetition between articles.
Sidharth Bharatwaj
3 years ago
I've been using this app for 3 days and so far my experience has been amazing! There are so many things that can be learned and so many different topics of interests. If I could make a suggestion, I would say to formulate a better interface when viewing the statistics of ideas that you posted. In other words, if I posted an idea, I think that the views, likes, and stashes could have an individual interface specifically for them. Apart from that, I would definitely recommend this!!
Brian Jenkin
4 years ago
There is a lot of great thought to explore in here, easily digestible and useful. From an experiential point of view, I find it becomes like a rabbit warren, where you can lose vast chunks of time and come out feeling a bit overwhelmed and shut down. The 'smorgasboard' style delivery system either leaves you feeling like you're missing out or stuffed. But there is a LOT of interesting content, so it's a double edged sword.
Joe Duarte
4 years ago
Interesting app with lots of potential. Feature request: Please allow users to cap daily notifications at 1, 2, etc. I'm getting way too many notifications, and it's so aggravating that I disabled all notifications. I typically get three notifications per day, all of the same type – ideas for self-improvement. It's not like I'm getting different types, e.g. friend activity or writing-related. They're all just the idea ones, and I'm not used to so many disruptions from one app.
BrainierBus2207
2 years ago
Deepstash is pretty neat. All in all, I like it, BUT, the app is super buggy. If you are listening to anything and a call comes in, the volume of the app stops, but it continues. Also, when a notification copes up and you click on it, it comes up, but if you click the headphones to listen, nope, it disappears. Last, when listening to an idea, it repeats the same idea forever. You have to go to the home screen, scroll to the next idea and hit the headphones to listen to it.
A Google user
5 years ago
I'm enjoying being able to get through many articles at once without having to slog through tedious details. Normally I like to read through entire things but when it comes to self help there's a lot of recurring language. The app somehow takes all the ideas and compresses them. I don't feel like I'm missing out on anything and it's more reading than I would've done without the app
Htoo Tint Wai
2 years ago
This app is amazing. It's wonderful for self-developmental learning. There are occasional grammatical errors, but they are not distracting. It keeps me from endlessly scrolling through social media, which is reason enough to download! It's fantastic, but the subscription plan is unappealing. I have so many saved ideas, especially as one of the early users, that are now all behind a paywall. That was extremely disappointing! Instead, they may have charged a one-time price.
Miranda
2 years ago
It's nice to read tid bits of books and get an overall understanding of what it is about. I enjoy the fact that you can search specifics to see a list available ideas to dig into further. I dislike the fact that you have to have to paid version in order to listen to the ideas. I feel like it takes away from the whole idea of saving time whilr learning if I can't listen and continue what I'm doing.
Austin Stewart
4 years ago
The perfectly-sized "thought nuggets" are really practical. Lean wording without any fluff makes them super efficient, and the joining together of 3-5 thoughts in succession as a story provides a slightly longer format with great flow! External sources for these thoughts are also cited and easily visible. Finally, the simple bookmarking feature makes it so easy to never forget that piece of wisdom that so inspired you in the moment. Super clean layout, too, even in the free version.
Kim Dom
2 years ago
I used to have this before it became such a heavy pay to learn model. Even then, most of the topics were very dry with a vague glimpse at an idea with little substance. I decided to try it again and am repeatedly smacked in the face with subscription ads. I am becoming increasingly frustrated with apps claiming to be free and then locking any meaningful content behind a pay wall. In the words of General Ackbar, "It's a trap!" Just put the app as a pay model from the get-go. Too expensive anyways
Travis Noote
4 years ago
I downloaded this the other day and am just now getting a chance to check it out... I wish I hadn't waited! I am blown away by the useful and intuitive navigation. I LOVE the way key articles are distilled... This is HUGE! I love to read and explore, but modern life has made that much more of a challenge. For years I have tried various ways to ingest a variety of content... I believe I have just found that way! Edit: weeks later, I am still using Deepstash regularly. A wonderful addition to my!
Tram Tran
4 years ago
Deepstash is like a knowledge store, or a mini libraby where books are many shortly notes with a lot of topics such as self improvement, time management, communication, etc. Every topic is a systematic idea. When you finish reading one idea, the app will tell you. You can save any idea that interests you. Besides, the app has some trending stories, featured topics by editors, recommended topics for you, and quote of the day. Especially, the way those topics are presented is easy to read.
A Google user
5 years ago
I LOVE to learn! This app lets me pick my topics of interest. It displays an article title & some introductary text with its web link - in a box. Chosen "highlights" & quotes from the article are in their own separate boxes. I can read some sample text & then decide: 1) not interested; check out another offering, or, 2) connect to & read the whole article. So, it saves me time, that I can use to read more focused material. An excellent feature is: I can save favorite items directly to this app!
Muhammet Ceceli
1 year ago
Long time user, and have 2 issues. 1. App gets so laggy when I am reading a loooong post. As I scroll down and down to read, it gets more and more laggy for every post. 2. I use Spark app for email, and when I click contact us, it opens that app but doesn't autofill "to" part, I cannot contact to deepstash, cuz I don't know the support email address.
SeattleDan R
1 year ago
The summaries are decent, although most appear to be written by a grade-schooler (poor or no editing, typos, then/than they're/their misuse, missing punctuation...). The app is hard to navigate. You get a notification about a great summary, then can't find it a day later (e.g. "Why meditation works" ). And GOD! Enough with the stupid achievements! I read three summaries one night and get notified of 7 or 8 achievements unlocked. I got tired of tapping "Continue" and just hit "Skip."
LaCora Clayton
1 year ago
Doesn't keep track of what you've read. There seems to be no history. I was reading something one time, came back to the app and couldn't even find what I was reading again. I started a journey and when I came back to the app, it said I'd completed much more than I actually had. Ideas have bad grammar. Ideas from free sources are used. Journeys have conflicting ideas, which would be fine if they weren't titled as instructional. Definitely not worth the money.
iTristN
1 year ago
I like the concept, but the applications acheivements are big and disrupt, the constant pop ups for buying premium aswell, another thing is the app is buggy and a bit slow, I did a tap hold and tried switching apps and it began making a shutter sound, while listening with audio and scrolling it is delayed also I think that knowledge should be free so I'm going to just build a digital library with a open source project, good app but needs work
Alanna
1 year ago
Stars for the idea only, it fails in execution. Incredibly buggy UI (have to close the app after ever read item), heavily pushed paid model, and typos in the content. Not sure where the summaries are coming from (App Dev or Content Creator) but either way, a low quality product currently not worth the money. I'd love to see improvements made to turn my thoughts around, because the idea is cool.
Nathan Rittenhouse
1 year ago
A bunch of the content is user created but they charge for using the app. I still haven't found if there's a place to find all the books or summaries I've started. I'll read the first few points and then have to put it down and when I open the app again, it starts on the menu again with a whole new selection of topics. There's also occasional spelling errors and grammar issues. Sometimes words missing. It's not the kind of thing that inspires confidence in learning from this app.
